Paris Sees Large Scale Algerian Riot and Curfew Clash
Paris police arrested 11 598 rioters as 11 000 rebels and thousands of Algerians packed streets in a Tuesday uprising. Curfew aimed at Algerians closed bars by 7 pm, while violent clashes caused injuries to police and demonstrators. In Algiers, explosions and shootings marked the wider unrest linked to Algeria’s rebellion.
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Aeris
FLN
National Liberation
Algeria
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Big Yana
City Duises
Area Man 45 Crushed To Death Near Clay Hugton
A 45 year old man, Holland C. Reynolds of Rowseville, Ohio, was killed last night when crushed between a river barge and the lock wall at Lock 14 on the Ow River near Clay Hugton. Police say Reynolds attempted to throw a line to the lockman and was swept over the side.
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UN faces showdown over Congo Katanga ceasefire pact
United Nations officials struggle without a secretary-general as Katanga's government and Congo's Moscow allies threaten action over a cease-fire accord. Katanga withholds 184 UN soldiers. Zorin accuses bypassing the Security Council and demands action to end Katanga secession. Congo’s Bomboko denounces the accord as blackmail and warns of Soviet aid against Tshombe regimes. The dispute signals a fresh UN crisis since Dag Hammarskjold’s death and tests an interim secretary-general option.
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U. N. Congo
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Turkey
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Child dies from fall injuries in Pittsburgh area
Four year old Rayman King of Monongahela died at Mercy Hospital after suffering a skull fracture from a fall. He had been admitted Tuesday night following the accident. The tragedy underscores the dangers of unsecured fall hazards in the home.
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Rayman King
Taylor Praises South Viet Nam Government During Crisis
AP dispatch from Saigon reports General Maxwell D. Taylor, adviser to President Kennedy, expressing utmost confidence in South Viet Nam's government of President Ngo Dinh Diem. Diem then proclaimed a nationwide state of emergency to combat Viet Cong forces, suspending all laws until further notice as Taylor's visit weighed U.S. troop support.
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Neo Dinh Diem
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Clem
National Ass
Blaze at Blount home sparks second local fire scare
A fire at the Richard Blount residence caused about 1600 in damage yesterday afternoon. Mrs Blount and her children faced danger as flames started in an upstairs closet after 6:30 PM. Ronald Shank and family, staying there after a prior week’s displacement, also affected. Firemen and three trucks responded. the cause was under investigation. The Shanks had earlier suffered 7000 damage to their Route 6 home from a faulty chimney, with some keepsakes saved.
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William ‘Hulfost
State Reps Talk Tax Plans At Local Club Meeting
W Stewart Helm told Kiwanis Rotary listeners at Hotel Corry that Pennsylvania may add an income tax as operating costs rise. He contrasted 1940 budgets of 440 million for two years with a 1 billion plus act, warning tax increases may follow. Continued on Page Two.
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Mock Fighting To Be Staged In Preparation For Possible Needs
In West Berlin, about 4000 US troops staged a three day combat readiness exercise code named Ever Ready in the Grunewald Forest. Tanks and armored personnel carriers rolled out at daybreak as troops prepared to practice attack and delay against an invading force under Brig. Gen. Frederick O. Hartel.
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U S Balks On Yugoslavian Wheat Request
The United States has shelved the request by Yugoslavia to buy 514 001 tons of surplus American wheat. Officials cite President Kennedy’s displeasure with the Tito government’s pro Soviet stance. Belgrade sought clarification at Belgrade talks, but Washington maintains current aid commitments while halting new programs.
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Mead Park Entrance Closed For Bridge Erection
Mead Park entrance is closed until a new bridge over Bear Creek is completed at the north end of the park pond. Excavation is finished with no completion date announced. The session also discussed brighter flood lights for winter ice skating and a wall along Memory Lane. The park will close for the season around November 1, equipment stored, next meeting on November 2 at the Municipal Building. Directors attending included Walter Auer, Walter Swett, Estella Wells, Louis Sears, F E Whittlesey, Richard Rosbacher, Norman Edinger, Walter Windahl, Howard McMullin Jr, Arthur Litz, Al Vanssens, Norbert Bachemer, Al Young, Byron Nichols, David Nichols, Harry Blount, and Hazel Merker.
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Estella Wells
Louis Sears
FE. Whittlesey
Richard Rossbacher
Norman Edinger
Camp Laborer Denies Killing Charge
A camp laborer named Clair Wilton Knepp of Pomfret pleaded innocent to a first degree murder charge. He appeared before Chatsworth County Judge McKinley B. Phillips as James Sommer of Pedroina reserved motions to demurrer and to inspect grand jury minutes.
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US urged Khrushchev to reconsider nuclear test
White House disputed Khrushchev’s megaton test pledge as unnecessary and not militarily essential. Pierre Salinger stated the remark originated from the White House, not President Kennedy. State Department aides reviewed Moscow speech but awaited Rusk briefing for official read.
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Meld And Die Shop Planned In Cory
Robert First, president of the Frie concern, met with Cory Arco representatives to discuss opening a meld and die manufacturing shop in Cory. The small facility would employ about five people to produce precision molds and dies, with $20,000 in machinery and potential CATDE support to convert a building for installation. Groundwork and negotiations with CANDC officials aim for operations to begin within several weeks.
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Werday
Carl Swanson
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Dunkirk Cop Killer Arraignment Scheduled In Fatal Shooting
Leo J Mieczko 44 of Dunkirk Indicted on first degree murder for the October 1 slaying of Patrolman Gordon Vetters after he shot and killed CI Mark Elfnan. Mieczko, wounded and held in Brooks Hospital, faces arraignment before Chautauqua Judge McKinney L Phillips as he is transported from hospital to Mayville court.
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Mayville
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Mlenaicu
Imperialism Is Doomed Tells Russians
Premier Khrushchev addressed the 22nd Soviet Communist party congress in Moscow confirming the downfall of imperialism and the triumph of socialism by 1980. He said the socialist system replaces capitalism, citing rising wages and peasant incomes as evidence, and outlined three global factors driving this shift.
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